RGIII has a chance to do something right now

Naked bootleg ftw?

 

I mean the obvious call is play action with a pass over the middle, I feel thats the call 50% of the time after a turnover in the redzone.

You can see him getting more comfortable as the game goes on which is obviously good news for him.

Ok, I turned it off so good to hear for his side.

RG3 looking much better now

Someone may want to call up Shanahan Jr and tell him that a screen pass is an effective way to dissuade other teams from trying to ruin your QB by blitzing up the middle. Or a pitch, or anything to flank the defense.

 

 

And just like that Redskins are down by 6.

 

Need this onside though.

Im really not sure what the Redskins are doing against the Eagles right now. Eagles dont really have the weapons to run Kelly's offense, so you probably just have to focus on Shady/Jackson and then force the rest of the Eagles to beat you.

 

I mean does Riley Cooper and Brent Celek scare anyone?

 

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Um someone should tell Vick he probably shouldnt be throwing his shoulder into defensive ends.

Huh?

 

The Eagles have plenty of weapons.

Huh?

 

The Eagles have plenty of weapons.

 

Like who?

 

Jackson, Shady and Vick accounted for 342/443 yards, 77%.

 

Riley Cooper isnt someone who is going to threaten you on end around, bubble screen etc, same with Jason Avant.

 

Celek and Ertz are good players, but Kelly needs more speed players who can can get the ball quick and make people pay in the open field because eventually defenses are just going to lock onto Jackson and force Vick to go to everyone else.

Like who?

 

Jackson, Shady and Vick accounted for 342/443 yards, 77%.

 

Riley Cooper isnt someone who is going to threaten you on end around, bubble screen etc, same with Jason Avant.

 

Celek and Ertz are good players, but Kelly needs more speed players who can can get the ball quick and make people pay in the open field because eventually defenses are just going to lock onto Jackson and force Vick to go to everyone else.

But those three guys are pretty solid weapons, are they not? Celek is a pretty solid TE as well, and and the other back from Tennessee is also talented.

Im just saying that right now Kelly is inheriting a team that isnt exactly built for his offense. In a few more years I expect him to get some more speed weapons to really allow him to open the playbook.

 

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And same old charges lol. Guess it doesnt matter who is coaching.

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Meanwhile the chargers just blew a 21 point lead in about 10 minutes

Meanwhile the chargers just blew a 21 point lead in about 10 minutes

 

You can take Norv Turner away from the players, but you can't take the players away from Norv Turner or something like that.

How does this ESPN QBR work? They have Cutler (4th) ranked ahead of P Manning (5th). I know Cutler had a decent game, but was he really the 4th best QB in Week 1?

Yup. You need to play to get over that mental hurdle like D.Rose did this year.

 

How does this ESPN QBR work? They have Cutler (4th) ranked ahead of P Manning (5th). I know Cutler had a decent game, but was he really the 4th best QB in Week 1?

 

It takes into account situational QB play. If you play well late in a close game, you are going to have a better QBR. It's a bit of a loaded statistic, but it serves its purpose too

Im just saying that right now Kelly is inheriting a team that isnt exactly built for his offense. In a few more years I expect him to get some more speed weapons to really allow him to open the playbook.

 

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And same old charges lol. Guess it doesnt matter who is coaching.

Well a few years ago, the Eagles probably had the most speed of any NFL offense...they still have most of those players. Maclin has been injured like 78% of the games since they drafted him, and this year is no different I guess...

How does this ESPN QBR work? They have Cutler (4th) ranked ahead of P Manning (5th). I know Cutler had a decent game, but was he really the 4th best QB in Week 1?

 

QBR is based on when you score your TDs. So since Cutler threw a pretty clutch TD to Marshall, he gets more credit for that than Manning's TDs, most of which were just adding on to their big lead.

 

A lot of people don't like QBR (stat heads included).

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QBR is based on when you score your TDs. So since Cutler threw a pretty clutch TD to Marshall, he gets more credit for that than Manning's TDs, most of which were just adding on to their big lead.

 

A lot of people don't like QBR (stat heads included).

So 7 touchdowns, 5 of which weren't entirely significant, are outweighed by 2 touchdowns, with one being most significant?

 

Dumbest s*** I've ever read in my life.

Suh fined $100k.

So 7 touchdowns, 5 of which weren't entirely significant, are outweighed by 2 touchdowns, with one being most significant?

 

Dumbest s*** I've ever read in my life.

 

Yeah it really doesn't make too much sense. It's ESPN's stat, so take that for what it's worth.

Suh fined $100k.

 

Good. They should fine him 500K next time he does something stupid. When the paychecks get less and less, he'll stop acting like an idiot.

Good. They should fine him 500K next time he does something stupid. When the paychecks get less and less, he'll stop acting like an idiot.

 

Probably not.

So 7 touchdowns, 5 of which weren't entirely significant, are outweighed by 2 touchdowns, with one being most significant?

 

Dumbest s*** I've ever read in my life.

That 7th touchdown wasn't significant because of the 6 other touchdowns you threw, therefore you didn't perform as well!

 

Come on Steve, this is obviously a good metric.

Here's when I decided to just completely ignore the QBR statistic

 

Rodgers, whose Packers won at the Georgia Dome, completed 26 of 39 passes for 396 yards and two touchdowns. His Total QBR was 82.1.

 

Tebow, whose Broncos lost at home to the Chargers, completed four of 10 passes for 79 yards and a touchdown. And he ran the ball six times for 38 yards and a touchdown. And his Total QBR was 83.2.

QBR is based on when you score your TDs. So since Cutler threw a pretty clutch TD to Marshall, he gets more credit for that than Manning's TDs, most of which were just adding on to their big lead.

 

A lot of people don't like QBR (stat heads included).

 

I would hope that his interception when down in the 2nd half counts more than a less important interception as well.